Place Training for your Dog in 3 Easy Steps - Upland Bird Dog Training

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Welcome to Standing Stone Kennels! In this video we share 3 easy steps to training your dog using a clicker and an e-collar. We recommend using the clicker first to introduce the training techniques, then once your dog has mastered the command you can add in the e-collar on vibrate.
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Ethan and Kat Pippitt are the proud owners of Standing Stone Kennels. They both have a love for the outdoors and a real passion for training dogs. Ethan and Kat are both involved in developing and training each dog. They each bring their own special skill set to the table when it comes to training dogs! Kat loves puppies and makes sure each dog gets a healthy dose of love and affection every day. Ethan loves to hunt and guide with the dogs, which really puts the finishing touches on each dog’s training. Together, they breed top quality German Shorthair Pointers and provide each customer with an exceptional experience.
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[@johngifford8027]

Place training so important. My GSP loves it and responds to the command easily. Really worked hard to extend the length of place command. Now when guest come into home Leo is sent to place and then released to greet guest at command. This is a must if visitors bring small children so that Leo’s puppy energy doesn’t overwhelm them.

[@shug2795]

Tremendous improvement over your earlier material. Now this guy can train!

[@gsp_in_training]

I love your overview on what you train and the reasoning behind it...another great video!

[@tribbburgo377]

I like the approach that you make with the dog and learn quite a bit so I can add to my repertoire on how to have my daughter to a place to stay

[@dwolfe581]

Loved watching the puppy work with lots of distractions! Years ago we belonged to a local Kennel Club and I showed a GSP in the obedience classes! (Not exactly the usual obedience breed you see!). Once we were in a giant metal building with PIGEONS flying in the top! We made it through our exercise fairly well. The judge chuckled and commented it was quite an accomplishment for the breed; but it also speaks to the value of eventually training a behavior in the midst of distractions. Nice videos.

[@vvalle3318]

My dog 😂 two German Shepherd and Chihuahua. I love this training.

[@justinryan1488]

Love the vids We are getting ready for our GSP pup here probably in the fall

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Yay! That’s so exciting! We have a versatile dog training course that will take you through training from 8 weeks old to a year old! Check them out here: www.standingstonekennels.com/courses Good luck with training and thanks for watching!

[@eddiekeeling8309]

Man y’all do a damn good job with dog training. Will be getting with y’all in the near future when I breed our female akc registered lab. Will give you one of your choice and maybe one for video give aways.

[@fadelykevin]

Also where do I find the online area to post video for a question?

[@StandingStoneKennels]

That would be our online dog training community on Patreon: www.Patreon.com/StandingStoneKennels

[@Ewilks]

When starting the ecollar training, do you only use vibrate as the stimulus?

[@stevep2325]

what are the best treats for training a puppy, so many on the market please...

[@StandingStoneKennels]

We have some available on our store! They are the ones we like!

[@stevep2325]

@@StandingStoneKennels ty and also the leash...getting ready to pick up my puppy 8 weeks on the 26th, can't wait second GSP, love them besides my dobies...ty again

[@mailliw75]

Kibble

[@daneillotter5241]

what about bringing some products down to the hunting expo here in south africa? huntex

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Daneil Lotter sounds like fun. We have never been down to South Africa!

[@fadelykevin]

When doing sessions of multiple items ie. Sit stay place etc. can u move to vibration on commands that are rock solid and still stay with clicker on some that aren’t solid or should I wait until are are ready to move to vibration ecollar?

[@waj308]

how old should the puppie be for a ecollar?

[@StandingStoneKennels]

We usually recommend 4-5 months of age to begin as long as you have laid the proper foundation with obedience first.

[@fidiusjwhoopie]

Was this at "Gamefair" in Mn?

[@StandingStoneKennels]

yes

[@daneillotter5241]

your videos are awesome. keep it up!

[@Football-bv1ui]

Is 10 months too late to start clicker training? I have a husky

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Football72 absolutely not to late.

[@Football-bv1ui]

Thanks for the quick response man, my husky is very loyal to me so I’m taking it upon myself (Iive withan older brother, older sister and mother) to turn him into a loyal companion. He’s a very energetic breed half lab/husky so I plan to start walking him twice a day and throw a ball around the field. Once his built up energy is gone I plan to begin the place training.

[@Football-bv1ui]

He also does this thing where he softly nibbles with his front teeth and I begin to think it’s becoming an issue. Any tips with this?

[@StandingStoneKennels]

Football72 we have an online training community setup so that we can see a video of what he is doing! This will make helping much easier!

[@cherylmillard2067]

Ask any Asian or Hispanic mom about that slipper thing, 🤣😂🤣😂oh yeah, they are world famous, yes it's a thing!

[@sailorjax2038]

Side kicking your dog out of the way ain’t clever

[@veronicaa.taborga8036]

I think there’s a lot of science missing. Good intentions, but now we know better to know that we DO NOT need negative punishment or any positive punishment to get a behavior of any animal, including humans.

[@jamesedwards1588]

Very good

[@jaybird4610]

Fantastic lesson. Thank you for sharing.

[@bnagnew34]

Great video! Until I watched this video I've always dismissed "clicker" training as feel good hippie B.S. without ever taking the time to hear an explanation of it, always tuned out as soon as I heard the term "clicker training". First time I heard of it was some guy on TV our KZbin claiming he could talk to dolphins by using his clicker, so when I heard it associated with dog training I couldn't take it seriously. Your demonstration made logic of it. So you can say you taught this old dog a new trick! Thanks!